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‘I don’t want her to lose money’: A real-estate agent said she’d take out an ad to help me find a renter. Am I now morally obligated to use her?

“Other agents know our apartment is available for rent and now want to show it.”

My friend inherited a $160,000 house. Will this put her Social Security disability income at risk? What can she do?

‘She really needs the money to make improvements to her house.’

Dow logs record high as stocks rise, Treasury yields jump after strong jobs data

U.S. stocks rallied Friday on fresh signs of a strong labor market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ending at a record peak while the bond market dialed back recession fears.

Why Cisco is looking at investing in CoreWeave, a hot AI startup

Cisco Systems Inc. is reportedly looking at making a big investment in CoreWeave, one of the hotter artificial-intelligence startup companies, as the networking giant seeks to get a stronger foothold in the AI data center.

Kamala Harris buoyed by jobs report, inflation numbers with election a month away

Friday’s robust jobs report for September landed with about a month until Election Day — and the better-than-expected data could turn out to be a boon for Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign.

Bets oil will hit $100 a barrel surge on fears of wider Middle Eastern war

Options traders have made record bets that will pay off if Middle East tensions push oil toward $100 a barrel.

Student-loan delinquencies poised to rise substantially, according to Deutsche Bank

Borrowers could face additional financial stress if their credit scores are affected.

AMC’s revenue, Ebitda estimates raised by B. Riley, citing industry strength

The movie-theater chain and original meme stock is riding a broader industry rebound, according to an analyst at B. Riley Securities.

How to talk to your children about money

Also: Successful approaches to beating the S&P 500’s performance, EV news and some estate-planning conundrums.

Medicare’s $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket drug expenses will actually cost most members more money 

Companies will be looking for ways to offset the cost of the drug cap, says author Philip Moeller, so look for other changes in Part D plans.

Burst bubble: Man created fake Bazooka gum company and stole $1.2 million, prosecutors say

Kashawn Williams intercepted a check meant for the bubble-gum manufacturer and then created a phony company called Bazooka 1 in order to deposit it, prosecutors said.

Investors question Fed’s rate cut amid signs of faster economic growth

Something unexpected is happening on the road to the much-hoped-for soft landing in the U.S.: The growing possibility of an economic reacceleration, which is helping to push the policy-sensitive 2-year Treasury yield toward its biggest weekly advance in years.
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